Red Bloodworm

Bloodworm trout flies are absolutely essential patterns for Stillwater and rever fishing - they're some of the most effective flies you can have for targeting trout feeding on this crucial food source!

Bloodworm flies imitate the larvae of chironomid midges - those bright red, worm-like creatures that live in the mud and silt of lake bottoms and als earthworms. Despite the name, they're not actually worms but the larval stage of non-biting midges.

• They are bright Red Color
• Long, thin, worm-like appearance
• Typically tied on size 10-14 hooks
• Often with bead heads to get down deep

What They Imitate:

• The bottom-dwelling stage of midges
• The actual red larvae found in lake sediment
• Earthworms wased in after a rainfall
• A crucial food source that trout actively seek

Bloodworms are incredibly abundant in many still waters and represent a high-protein food source that trout feed on heavily, especially during colder months when other food is scarce. They're like "candy" to trout!